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Sabal Louisiana in 7a Tennessee

Weston wally

By Weston wally
in COLD HARDY PALMS

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Weston wally Rookie

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I planted it last year in late may, idk if will survive I feel like this winter is gonna be a rough one

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steve617 Community Regular

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Fir the first winter you could always cover it with a 5 gallon bucket. Those dried leave will help as well.

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Allen Grand Master

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Yea under 10F put a pile of leaves and a tarp supported by a stick or a bucket.  otherwise don't worry.  If that damages it then it wasn't meant to be.

You might find my thread interesting as mine looked a lot like yours and I'm in 7A TN as well

 

 

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SeanK Grand Master

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Isn't S.louisiana just S.minor grown in a swamp? In a dry spot it may never trunk.

Weston wally Rookie

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@SeanK well from Ik it is listed as a sabal minor but it’s less hardy than and gets bigger than regular minor and semi quick growing 

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